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“Often we think digital transformation is about technology changing everything and that humans will be lost. That’s not true… Humans are making transformation happen. We own the technology so there needs to be a better relationship between humans and the technology.”

-M. Nadia Vincent, CEO, Digital Transformation Leaders

 

Amazon, Tesla, PayPal, and Mastercard are all using bitcoin. Should cryptocurrency be a part of your digital transformation? Join us Kevin L. Jackson on this episode of Digital Transformers where we will explore the importance of digital currency and blockchain technology to global supply chains and B2B commerce. Joining us on the show will be M. Nadia Vincent, CEO of Digital Transformation Leaders, and Bradford Botes, Director of Operations at Total Network Service.

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